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Can you distribute packages with hy?
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Basecamp uses rails and turbolinks.
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Because dumbass java programmers are migrating to js and are bringing their shit to the web.
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List of Cognitive Biases
(uxinlux.github.io)
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Lisp with the most amount of libraries.
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I call this genetic replication.
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Perl went full lisp. Never go full lisp.
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Most project managers are amateurs.
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It's easier to model domains with FP than OOP.
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Has anyone used rasberry pi as a phone ?
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Docker is bullshit. AWS images are alright IME. Spinning multiple large instances will give you more bang for the buck than dealing with tiny docker containers.
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Whoever talks about OOP without mentioning simula should never be hired.
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Western media likes to portray asians as either brutes or poor or stupid or nerds.
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I know about that one but can I compile mysql, httpd and all its dependencies with it enabled? I don't care if it is 100x slow.
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How hard is it to build a c compiler with garbage collection and compile all the the pre-existing code with safe garbage collection ?
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Can't algorithms for spam mail detection be useful for detecting fake users and bots ?
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The real idea for OOP is quite similar to the actor model ala Erlang. OOP as implemented and C++ and Java is an abomination. I still don't get how Bjarne Stroustrup did not steal co-routines from Simula. It's very easy to implemen
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OOP is ideology masquerading as a paradigm. You can always pinpoint an ideology when people defend it blindly.
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Zed A. Shaw – The Web Will Die When OOP Dies (2012)
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Keep on projecting. ^ Best way to identify a Narcissist is by their projective identification and overconfidence. In short, calls you an X, but does X all the time ... which gets quite confusing. Must be a nice NLP project in there.
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Whats your shtick?
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I've been a part of the startups(3), (1) was funded and is doing well, (2) failed, worked for wall street, ran and hired successful dev teams (2), trained (5) programmers, taught programming to three programmers (all of them got hired
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Classic projection. You probably suffer from it. I spell out my weaknesses clearly. And Object Astronauts suck.
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After working with ~ 30 odd programmers, I would probably classify myself as a 10x. I think a good chunk of HN'ers are 10x, with imposter syndrome of course. 1. Patience - I have the patience to sit through and fix a bug. Googling it,
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If only websites have their data dumps for free instead of html reverse engineering.
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The thing is you can setup website and host your own website. It doesn't get more independent than that. I don't think you can build a public park for everyone.
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Data-Oriented Design, Entity Systems stores data in a SQL or NoSQL like way. A table is an array of structs. It's sorta like MUMPs or a language with inbuilt Redis instead of variables or lisp with an embedded prolog.
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This beats OOP and FP a million times.
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ES6 is an acceptable perl. 1. It has peg grammar 2. Reasonably Unicode friendly 3. Transpilers did what Parrot VM was supposed to do 4. OOP is flexible enough 5. Optional type checking and FP libraries 6. No macros and neither does Perl 6
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I like begin and end instead of the parens. Allman style ftw!. I've been thinking of something along the lines of an xml based notation for lisp. It's a shame lisp doesn't allow a simple text-based preprocessor.
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